And here’s another question: Will lower interest rates lead to riskier CRE deals?

WASHINGTON, DC—On Wednesday the yield curve inverted—that is, yields on two-year Treasury bonds were higher than those on the ten-year bonds—for a short period of time before the markets opened. Brief though the inversion was, it roiled the stock markets because of the widely accepted stat that recessions typically follow 18 to 24 months after this type of yield curve inversion.